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The APL Quest Series

It seemed like a normal Friday until mid-afternoon. But on 4 February 2022, I embarked on a journey that, at the time, seemed to stretch impossibly far into… Read

Dyalog ’23 Videos: Week 2 – APL Problem Solving Competition

The section that is dedicated to the annual APL Problem Solving Competition is always one of my own favourite parts of a Dyalog user meeting, and the talks by… Read

Dyalog ’23 Day 4: So Many Problems to Solve

We started Wednesday with an update to the co-dfns project by Aaron Hsu. Aaron is trying to make APL more accessible to more people for tackling more problems.… Read

The 2021 APL Problem Solving Competition: Phase I – Best of Breed

By: Stefan Kruger Stefan works for IBM making databases. He tries to learn at least one new programming language a year, and a few years ago he got hooked on… Read

Highlights of the 2020 Problem Solving Competition – Phase II

With Dyalog’s APL Problem Solving Competition 2021 in full swing, it’s time to highlight some of the excellent solutions that were submitted to last… Read

Highlights of the 2020 APL Problem Solving Competition – Phase I

We received some excellent competition entries this year. Once again, thank you to all those who participated, congratulations to this year’s winners,… Read

2019 APL Problem Solving Competition: Phase I Problems Sample Solutions

The following are my attempts at the Phase I problems of the 2019 APL Problem Solving Competition. There are not necessarily “right answers” as… Read

2018 APL Problem Solving Competition: Phase I Problems Sample Solutions

The following are my attempts at the Phase I problems of the 2018 APL Problem Solving Competition. There are not necessarily “right answers” as… Read
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Winning the 2016 APL Problem Solving Competition – Finance Category

#Dyalog16 – Vibeke Ulmann Today we had the third of the 3 grand prize winner presentations. Zack Batik is 23 years old and is in his second year studying… Read
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Winning the 2016 APL Problem Solving Competition – Bioinformatics Category

#Dyalog16 – Vibeke Ulmann Today we had the second of the 3 grand prize winner presentations. Marinus Oosters is 25 years old and is in his second year… Read

Winning the APL Programming Contest – General Computing Category

#Dyalog’16 – Vibeke Ulmann Today we had the first of the 3 grand prize winner presentations. Joshua David is 19 years old and is in his second year… Read

How I won the Dyalog Programming Contest

Blog post from Arianna Locatelli’s presentation on how she won the Dyalog APL programming contest 2015. By Vibeke Ulmann #Dyalog15 Introduction Now it… Read
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Solving the 2014 APL Problem Solving Competition – How Tweet It Is

This post is the continuation of the series where we examine some of the problems selected for the 2014 APL Problem Solving Competition. The problems presented… Read
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Solving the 2014 APL Problem Solving Competition – It’s All Right

This post is the continuation of the series where we examine some of the problems selected for the 2014 APL Problem Solving Competition. The problems presented… Read
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Solving the 2014 APL Problem Solving Competition – Cryptography Problem 3

This post is the continuation of the series where we examine some of the problems selected for the 2014 APL Problem Solving Competition. In this post… Read
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Solving the 2014 APL Problem Solving Competition – Cryptography Problem 2

This post is the continuation of the series where we examine some of the problems selected for the 2014 APL Problem Solving Competition. In this post… Read
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Solving the 2014 APL Problem Solving Competition – Cryptography Problem 1

This post is a continuation of the series where we examine some of the problems selected for the 2014 APL Problem Solving Competition. I’ll start by… Read
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Solving the 2014 APL Problem Solving Competition – it’s as easy as 1 1 2 3…

The winners of the 2014 APL Problem Solving Competition were recognized at the Dyalog ’14 user meeting and had a chance to share their competition… Read
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